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question 37

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Understand concepts related to thought processes in children, such as egocentrism, conservation, and symbolic functioning.

Distinguish between Piaget's and Vygotsky's theories of cognitive development, including the role of social interaction and scaffolding.

Identify the criticisms applied to Piaget's stage theory and understand the concept of cognitive development as a continuous process.

Recognize the stages of cognitive development across the lifespan as proposed by K.Warner Schaie.

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Definitions:

Accidental Actions

Accidental actions are unintended actions that occur without deliberate planning or forethought, often leading to unintended outcomes or consequences.

Control Over

The degree of authority or influence one has in directing or managing an object, situation, or the outcome of events.

Intellectual Functioning

The capacity for general cognitive operations, measured by IQ, including reasoning, problem-solving, planning, abstract thinking, and learning.

Social Neglect

A condition where an individual, often a child, receives insufficient social, emotional, and physical care, which can lead to developmental delays and emotional issues.